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• Tecra M10 of the fan is always on

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Tecra M10 for a few days now, and compared to my previous laptop, I notice a very different behavior of the fan. The fan of my old Pro L10 of Satellite used to turn off unless the system is really hot. It is around 55 to 60 ° C. But now, with my Tecra, the fan starts as soon as the system starts up and never stops. This happens even on a cold start. It seems that the BIOS triggers the fan, as it happened also during the installation of Windows Vista and Windows XP. Certainly, it is not focused on the OS. Even when I have the CPU clock to 798 MHz and set the cooling method to maximize the life of the battery, the fan is running and.

  After watching the temperatures, it turned out that my CPU(-cores) worked at 30 ° C, and my hard drive was running at 35 ° C. The hottest thing was the NVIDIA Quadro NVS 150 M, at 40 ° C. So you mean that the fan is working to cool the GPU. However, as I wrote above, fans don't always run, even if all of the computer is under 20 ° C.
  So I have two questions, and I hope that everyone can answer that for me.
  First of all I would like to know if there are other users of the Tecra A10/M10 who experience the same "problem" as I do. Can he be considered a defect, or is - this normal?

  And second, if it's quite normal, is there a way to turn the fan "always you"-thing off in the BIOS? As I am blind I can't verify this for me, so I would like to know if this is possible, before asking a friend or compared to help me.
  I ask all this because the noise of the fan that bothers me, but simply because I want the best squeesh out of my battery.

  Thanks in advance!

  The fan changes speed? Or it's a constant speed of 100% of the time?

  Try to update the BIOS first. You can download the latest version of the BIOS on Toshiba website in the support/downloads section.

  I don't think there is a setting "always on" in the BIOS.

  If a BIOS update does not help, you must send it to a Service Center authorized to check the functionality of the fan.

• Replace the fan, now crazy laptop :(

  Hello world

  I replace the fan on a macbook pro 11 Middle, disconnect the battery in the first place, the connection of the fan and remove the 3 screws.

  Now, cannot start the mac via the battery, only the main power. The battery is not available.

  main drive SSD, but I think, as the use of a 30-year drive, now

  now the fan is at full speed, ages to load, cursor very foggy, can't open anything.

  Check the use of the processor and clocked at 93% +.

  Core is up and dow, 113% to 300% +.

  Check all connections, the pins of the battery. Does smc several times, nothing works.

  Any ideas?

  Thanks in advance

  Unfortunately, it seems that you may have caused damage to the battery connector, fan sensor and perhaps some damage from static electricity to the motherboard.

• How to regulate the speed of the fan on Satellite Pro L650 - 15 c?

  I can regulate the speed of the fan in my laptop (Satellite Pro L650 - 15 c)?

  The reinstallation of Windows 7 the fan is always moving up. How can I set this fan?

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  Hello

  Open windows power management and settings for the management of the power supply you use. You will find the advanced power option. Open it and you will find Toshiba power saver options.

  Open all the available option and check the settings of the cooling method. Set to optimized battery option.
  This should reduce the speed of the cooling fan.

  Please test and validate the results.

• Noice from the fan on the Satellite A100-994

  Hello
  I recently bought an A100-994, which has a Core 2 Duo T7200 (2.GHz) processor. I noticed that the fan is always on at low speed at least that I put it out at very low outdoor temperatures when it stops. But normally inside it is still running.

  I compared with other new A100 models with lower processor (specifically with a Core Duo 1.66 GHz) and is not the case, and those who are quieter than mine. I asked the tech support and they told me that in some models of the family A100 fan runs continuously and a reason to do in mine should be that my processor is more powerful and so hot more easily.

  I would like to know if anyone else has noticed this kind of behavior in A100 laptop computers and if there is a way to control the speed of the fan so that it does not work in idle mode. Already tried speedfan and other programs, but they don't control fand speeds, only to read temperatures.

  Thank you

  Hi guys

  I put t see any problems. It of a normal behavior that the fan runs at a lower speed.
  If the temperature increases, the fan will run a lot faster.

  Check if the energy saver has been installed on the laptop you. There, you can control the speed of the CPU and cooling mode in the basic menu.

  @marbo3d: C 75 is not too high. You can check the CPU specs on the Intel site

• Satellite U400 - fan is always on in Windows

  Hello

  I have the same problem on U400. Tried what MasterG suggested but it did not help...

  I've got dual boot Windows 7 pro / Ubuntu 9.10 into Ubuntu fan starts when the temperature is more work then 69 ° C and stop at 55 ° C. But in Windows, temperatures are around 40 ° C and the fan is always on, even on battery.

  This is quite annoying...

  Hello

  Which means that on Windows your fan doesn t work as usual?
  Well, first of all it s always advisable to clean the cooling fans using a jet of compressed air. This could blow the dust of fans cooling and, therefore, it of not necessary to disassemble the laptop.
  Check this box!

  Have you installed Toshiba Value added Package? If you install it, you can switch between a maximum Performance and battery optimized in Windows power management. You can play around with these settings.

  Using 64-bit or 32-bit OS? AFAIK for U400 there are different versions of BIOS. This means one for 32-bit and one for 64-bit.

• Re: Satellite P750: the fan rotates at high speed without load

  Hello
  I am a developer of software for the Germany and often uncomfortable in my quiet office. Well, since I got my new P750 I am facing a strange problem: while the CPU load remains very low, fan works suddenly 71% while the cpu temperature is 44% in health monitor. If I unplug the cable that the fan immediately gets quiet at 0%.

  for normal use with connected to the fan cable * always * works 64%, while having temperatures of 40%.

  I checked the settings in the power manager for the parameters of cooling system. If it is set for maximum performance on the cable and balanced on the battery, it seems completely unnecessary to let the fan run all the time, so only ist very low temperature.

  Hello

  As you probably know cooling fans are controlled by sensors on the motherboard and laptop users don t have much influence on the activity of the fan.

  In my opinion for your work you need high performance t n so I recommend you to use the power plan balanced all the time. In the balanced power plan change advanced power options > cooling method optimized battery and it should reduce the activity of fan.

  It is the same on my Satellite P500 and the laptop runs pretty quiet. Also, make sure that the laptop is placed on the desktop and noting may block the ventilation openings.

• Portege M700 - fan is always on

  Hello

  I have a new Portege M700, model No. PPM70E-01D01CSP bought in Spain (included with Windows XP).
  My problem is that the fan is always immediately and quite noisy. In addition when it ramps upward on AC it never ramps down, even when the processor gets to a cool 35ºC.

  If I reboot the ramp fan, although he never stops.

  I tried to change power management settings, and several programs for windows and linux that claim to control toshiba fans, but him don't work in my tablet.
  I find this very annoying, because I bought this computer because the reviews said it is extremely quiet.

  Any help?

  Thank you.
  Fernando.

  Hello

  What operating system do you use? It is Win XP?

  So usually the Toshiba Power saver must be preinstalled on this laptop
  You will find options such as method of cooling, CPU speed and CPU control method.

  Try changing the method of cooling to a lower performance. This should decrease the speed of rotation of the fan.
  In addition, I would recommend reducing the processing speed of the CPU.
  This would help reduce the heat and cooling modules should work slower.

  Good bye

• Satellite A100-159 - FAN is always on

  Hello
  I bought Satellite A100 159 with T2500 and Radeon x 1600.
  Fan is always on. I've updated the bios and it did not help. What is more, when I put the driver ATI PowerPlay to use and when the battery is low, I get only a few scratches on the desk and the computer restarts. Windows indicates that there is problem with unknown driver.
  What can I do to stop the FAN - my CPU temperature is 28-31 cellsius and the frequency is always set to 2000 MHz (everest watch 1995 MHz).
  I think that, this fan should not run while the temperature is so low. My old centrino almost always has 40 to 50 degrees and the fan is always disabled.
  What can I do more to make the fan only works when the temperature is above 40 degrees?

  Kind regards

  I should add that my old Acer TM 4502 with Centrino has SpeedStep that makes of changing speed from 500 MHz to 1600 MHz CPU. I would like to do with my new Satellite - it might help with the problem of fan. If I change the speed of the CPU that the temperature will be lower and the fan does not spin all the time.
  I noticed that the fan is stopped when I start the computer in the morning when it is cool. After windows starts when rizes temp fan starts and doesn't stop.

  Kind regards

  Hello

  The Toshiba power saver is responsible for the processor and the fan controlling.
  Please open the energy saving mode you are using, choose the menu Basic tab and change the option method of cooling to a lower level. In addition, you can change the method of control of the CPU to auto.
  This procedure should allow to change the use of the fan.

• How my 200 x the fan noise disappeared

  Moderator note: there is no way to mark a simple/first post as "resolved." I moved belgam Hokkens to the 2nd position so it can be tagged accordingly.

  Thanks for the report.

  Z.

  Hi guys,.

  Like many of you I had problems with the fan is always on my x 200. For the first months, it was perfect and then for some mysterious reason, on that fan would remain all the time slowed down and changing the power mode would change nothing.

  Yesterday, after problems with a virus that manage to disable my version of AVG 9 and bypass the protection in real time from my version of Spyware Doctor, I decided to get rid of these 2 products. To replace them, I installed AVIRA free antivirus and Superantispyware version 4 (review and comments here) and after rebooting my computer, BINGO, my 200 x is completely silent still idling

  I thought I would share with you, I would like to know what are your experiences.

• replace the fan on 20-b013w Pavilion

  I have went through all the suggestions to appease the fan, now I have to replace it. Anyone know

  to do this?

  You can delete your personal "stuff", re - install the operating system and send it back.  OR

  You can try to do. What I'm saying now you is not political, and I do not suggest.

  How to get into the case and search for fan http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03598525.pdf bindings

  The only reference is a http://partsurfer.hp.com/Search.aspx?SearchText=H3Z14AA CPU fan

  # 691593 001, as seen here, the fan is for your Visual recognition only. Please rate it. http://www.eBay.com/ITM/HP-691593-001-genuine-envy-23-system-fan-genuine-system-fan-HP-envy-23-AI-/181127595129

• Qosmio F750-030 - the fan noise so that the closing

  I purchased a Qosmio F750-030 in September 2011 for the first weeks, it worked perfectly, but after a few weeks the fan has started to make noises when she stops.
  Looks like a jet and it is really very strong. I don't a not to worry about this at first. But generally, it runs at 50-55% now, whenever I try to do more than one thing about it, he climbs up to 70% and starting to make the same noise.

  I put it on the Eco mode which prevents him from jump that high. But now I'm starting to worry about all the noise it makes when it stops. I stopped to use it as well because of this, but it's just a waste since I paid a lot for it, it's still under warranty, but I wanted to know if anyone has any ideas why it would do this or I'm better off just ringtone Toshiba and see if they can fix it.

  I understand the CPU needs to cool down but I had a lot of laptops and it is the first which makes kind
  Noise?

  Please help me any suggestions would be very grateful.

  Please change the parameters for the method of optimized cooling battery. This option can be found in the advanced power options > Toshiba power saver.
  This will reduce the cooling fan activity and your laptop will run quietly.

  When the laptop turns off all background processes should be stopped. In this case the laptop runs faster and it is not uncommon that cooling fan runs faster. I assume that you have installed additional software that runs in the background and it is the reason why you didn t hear cooling fan in the past.
  Believe me there is no reason to panic.

• I have a my I plugged Mac when I turn again the fan is now blowing air all the time

  I un plugged my I Mac when turns again the fan is now blowing air without stop

  
  

  It is a signal that there is a problem on the boot volume. The system to do a routine check and you start in single user mode (SUM), the fan starts after a period of 3 minutes in SHORT (?) to ensure that the equipment will not become to be hot. This happens because BASICALLY the system do not have information on the internal temperature of the system; It is administered by the system which works in start normal mod.

• Qosmio X 875-how do to clean the dust from the fan video card?

  Laptop turned off permanently during video conversion.

  We see that the fan on the video card is dirty.

  Has begun to dismantle unscrewed all the screws on the rear panel. Cover with a keyboard a little inappropriate, but what keeps it loops around the screen.

  Maybe you first need to remove the keyboard, but tell me please?

  + Message has been translated.

  I n t have this model of laptop, but, generally speaking, the disassembly procedure is always the same. You must remove the battery, Ram optical drive, HDD, on the underside and then you must remove the keyboard to access all the screws under the keyboard.

  To remove the keyboard, you must insert your finger in high cover hold left and corner of keyboard to push, so let keyboard corner appears. After doing this, you must release the locks on the keyboard cover. Locks are placed in the background, on the right side and there are a few front locks. While the keyboard is disconnect the keyboard cable.

  I must also say that, in my view, is not the best idea to disassemble this fairly new machine without maintenance manuals. One small mistake and you can damage something. Maybe you should contact the nearest Toshiba service provider and ask for help. They can own professional for you.

• Portege M800: The fan is almost always on

  Hello!

  I have a Portege M800 M105 with Vista 64 bit. The fan is almost always on despite the fact that the temperature of the CPU is about 43 to 46 Grad Celsius and the CPU has nothing to do. I used the program Speedfan (http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php) to display the temperature. I find that the noise of the fan is very noisy.
  Is there a possibility to control the fan, so that it will be only noisy when the temperature is high?

  Best regards
  Sven

  Hello

  You are right. The Toshiba Power Saver for Win XP looks completely different as the Vista energy saver.
  But you can also change many settings in Vista energy saver that contribute to the use of the battery power decreases.

  The power settings are a bit hidden in the Vista energy saver but check this thread posted by Jayjay:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=38906&TSTART=0

  You will find a link to the doc of Toshiba:
  [How to manage Windows Vista power management features | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD84026Q0000R01.htm]

  How to manage power settings in Vista there are has many useful tips.

  Hopw this helps.

  Good bye